00:00P1, ok, I have to talk about these EMS Pelvic Floor Briefs, because they are literally everywhere
00:05right now and my DMs are full of people asking which ones are worth it. So I dug through the
00:10trending list, compared every price, and found some genuinely wild deals. Here is where to get
00:16the best ones, and which I would actually buy first. P2, starting with the EMS Toning Shorts.
00:23This is the one everybody is buying, 4000 plus sold, 5 star rating, and it looks like regular
00:28yoga pants. But the waistband has built an electrical stimulation that hits your abs, your glutes,
00:34and your pelvic floor while you walk, work, or do your grocery shopping. Nobody knows you
00:40have a wired up fitness brief on. 3988, and it is the easiest entry point. If you have any
00:47medical concerns, check with your doctor before you use it. P3, now the Kegel Exerciser with
00:53Electrical Stimulation and Biofeedback, $55 and change. This one is the most interesting
00:59on the list, because biofeedback means it actually tells you whether you are squeezing the right
01:04muscles, so you are not just zapping random tissue in the dark. For anyone working on postpartum
01:10recovery or incontinence, that feedback is worth the extra 15 bucks. It is a trainer and a stimulator
01:16in one box. P4, same shorts again, but this listing sits a few cents lower at 3982, with
01:24its own 3700 sales and a 5 star rating. So functionally these are the same toning briefs,
01:30different listing, marginally cheaper, and if you already know you like the style, grab this
01:34one and pocket the change. Honestly, that is the entire pitch and I am not going to dress
01:39it up. Cheapest price on the exact same product wins. P5, the Tenzin EMS Pelvic Floor Stimulator
01:47at $26.58. This is the budget pick for people who want a dedicated vaginal trainer with stimulation
01:54built in, aimed at incontinence and loss of sensation, and it has a solid 4.4 from over
01:593,000 buyers. It is not a wearable, you are not wearing it to the supermarket, but as a home
02:05session device the price to performance here is hard to argue with. P6, and then the wild
02:10one, a vaginal electrode probe for $7.11, rated 4.9. No battery pack, no charger, no console,
02:19just the probe. It plugs into a Tenzin EMS unit you already own, and it works as a reusable
02:25muscle stimulator on its own terms. 7 bucks for a piece of hardware, this is the one that
02:31makes me think someone should have been charging 40. P7, all the links are in the description,
02:37including the two shorts so you can compare the prices yourself.
02:40If this saved you some money, hit like, and subscribe, because I am going to keep digging
02:45through these trending lists.
02:46I just want to keep on top of my notes.
02:47I just want to keep on top of my notes.
02:47Terima kasih.
